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International Innovation
2013-02-14

Entering into its 25th year, The Oceanography Society continues to act as a voice for the ever-increasing number of scientists interested in oceanographic research.

The Dorchester Star
2012-12-25

CAMBRIDGE — Pat Glibert, a professor at the Horn Point Laboratory of the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science, was recently elected a fellow of the American Association for the A

The Star Democrat
2012-12-23

CAMBRIDGE — Pat Glibert, a professor at the Horn Point Laboratory of the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science, was recently elected a fellow of the American Association for the A

The Dorchester Star
2012-10-08

CAMBRIDGE -- The Horn Point Laboratory invites the public to take part in its annual community open house here from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 13.

The Daily Times
2012-10-08

CAMBRIDGE — The Horn Point Laboratory Oyster Hatchery of the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science produced a record number of oysters in 2012 as part of its efforts toward restor

WAMU (NPR) News
2012-10-07

This year, 880 million baby oysters came out of the University of Maryland's Horn Point Lab. The bi-valves were raised in giant two-story vats and fed by computer-controlled algae farms.

Delmarva Life
2012-08-27

It's been two years since the Gulf Coast oil spill, when 4.9 million barrels of crude spilled into the Gulf.

Shore Bread
2012-08-02

On July 31st, 2012, a group of individuals spent the day learning about oyster restoration efforts in Maryland.

Notes from Sea Level
2012-05-25

Two years later, Gulf of Mexico oil drillers are busier than ever, with eight new deepwater rigs expected this year, bringing the active number to 29—just short of the pre-spill number.

The Star Democrat
2012-04-22

CAMBRIDGE In recognition of outstanding research in the fields of ecology, marine science and environmental science, University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science's Dr.